Risk of bone grinding surgery in Guangdong Cosmetic Hospital
Bone grinding is a common cosmetic surgery, which can improve face shape by removing or adjusting the bone structure of cheekbones, mandibular angles and other parts. However, like any surgery, bone grinding surgery also has certain risks. In Guangdong, there are many professional cosmetic hospitals providing bone grinding surgery. This article will discuss the risk of bone grinding surgery in Guangdong Cosmetic Hospital in detail from the aspects of preoperative evaluation, surgical process, postoperative complications and postoperative maintenance.
1. Risk of preoperative assessment
Before bone grinding surgery, doctors need to conduct a detailed preoperative evaluation to determine the patient's indications and surgical plan. However, sometimes there may be risks in preoperative assessment.
First of all, some patients may have high expectations for changes in bone structure, but in fact doctors may not be able to meet their expectations. This may lead to dissatisfaction with the surgical results and psychological stress.
Secondly, preoperative evaluation may find some potential medical problems, such as osteoporosis or suffering from some diseases. These problems may increase the risk of surgery and require doctors and patients to jointly decide whether to perform surgery.
Finally, the preoperative evaluation may also reveal that the patient has psychological or emotional problems, such as inferiority or anxiety. This will require consultation and guidance from doctors to ensure that patients are mentally prepared for surgery.
2. Risk during operation
Bone grinding surgery is a relatively complex operation, which requires experienced doctors and sophisticated equipment. However, there are still risks during the operation.
First, complications such as bleeding, infection or vascular and nerve injury may occur during the operation. These complications may prolong the operation time, increase the operation risk and affect the operation results.
Secondly, because the bone grinding operation involves fine bone structure adjustment, doctors need to strictly master the surgical skills and strength. Improper operation may lead to uneven bones or excessive adjustment, which may affect facial symmetry.
Finally, anesthesia is required during the operation, and anesthesia itself has certain risks. The patient may have allergic reaction, dyspnea or postoperative nausea and other discomfort.
3. Risk of postoperative complications
After bone grinding surgery, patients may face some postoperative complications and need to be treated in time.
First, general complications such as swelling, pain and congestion may occur at the surgical site. These symptoms usually subside in a few days or weeks, but still cause discomfort to the patient.
Secondly, some patients may have changes in facial perception and muscle activity. This may be caused by the facial nerve injury during the operation, which requires doctors to give appropriate treatment and rehabilitation guidance.
Finally, a few patients may have serious complications such as postoperative infection, hematoma or epiphyseal fracture. These complications require professional medical intervention and treatment, which may prolong the recovery time of patients.
4. Risk of postoperative maintenance
After bone grinding surgery, patients need to carry out certain postoperative maintenance to promote wound healing and stable surgical effect.
First, patients need to visit the hospital regularly for reexamination and follow-up to ensure the stability of wound healing and surgical effect. This requires patients to invest a certain amount of time and energy, and requires professional guidance from doctors.
Secondly, patients need to pay attention to the details of diet, rest and daily care in their daily life after surgery. Incorrect diet or nursing methods may affect the surgical effect and increase the risk of postoperative complications.
Finally, due to changes in the bone structure after surgery, patients may need to adapt to new facial feelings and participate in facial muscle training. This requires patient patience and resilience, and systematic rehabilitation training.
Summary
To sum up, the risks of bone grinding surgery in Guangdong Cosmetic Hospital mainly include the risks of preoperative assessment, the risks of surgery process, the risks of postoperative complications and the risks of postoperative maintenance. Before choosing bone grinding surgery, patients should fully understand and assess these risks, and fully communicate and discuss with doctors. In addition, choosing a formal cosmetic surgery hospital and experienced doctors is also the key to reducing the risk of surgery.
